Breakfast in the Preserve

Florida, Road Trip, States

A propane campfire, a mug of perked coffee, and a bowl of sausage scramble. It’s a most salubrious outdoor breakfast. The weather doesn’t quite qualify as warm, but it’s not driving us inside the T@B for shelter either. It’s the first time this trip that we’ve felt comfortable lingering out of doors. Later this morning we’ll do some exploring of the Payne’s Prairie and Micanopy area. It’s just south of Gainesville and just east of I-75 that we have traveled past so many times but have explored so little. Perhaps there are geocaches to be found. And Yelp! advises us there is excellent Southern BBQ to savor.

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